Grubhub was making misleading sites for restaurants it didn’t partner with. Freshcraft sued. Now, Grubhub settles a class-action lawsuit over non-partnered listings. According to court records, Grubhub settled a class-action lawsuit brought by restaurant company CO Craft doing business as Freshcraft in May 2020. The food delivery platform produced “misleading sites” on its app and website for restaurants that don’t partner with Grubhub, causing customer confusion.
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